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In this issue, Charles R. Kesler and Daniel Oliver remember what made William F. Buckley, Jr., such a magnificent teacher for the conservative movement. James W. Ceaser examines the 2008 presidential primaries and finds that the candidates present the triumph of personalities over political parties. Harry V. Jaffa reminds Senator Obama and Reverend Jeremiah Wright that America was founded on the proposition that all men are created equal. Michael M. Uhlmann considers legislators' and lawyers' limited ability to direct the conduct of war. Carl J. Schramm celebrates the role of the entrepreneur in modern economics. Larry P. Arnn reminds us of some of Sir Winston Churchill's singular virtues. Harvey C. Mansfield explores the relation between charity and liberalism.
Ronald J. Pestritto applauds Jonah Goldberg's revisionist interpretation of the Progressive Movement. Cheryl Miller celebrates the joys of P.G. Wodehouse. Ross Douthat on the limits of atheism. Peter Berkowitz on the persistence of religion. Plus, discussions of intelligent design, Dick Cheney, Joseph Epstein, Henry Adams, Aaron Burr, the Glorious Revolution, the Civil War, and more.
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